Most of these shots were taken in sunshine but the weather has taken a turn for the worse and these digital images worked together so there you go.
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From May to July 2008 jewellery maker Beth Legg from the Scottish Highlands was working with community groups in the Mabou area of Nova Scotia and pupils in Dalebrae Academy as part of the Nova Scotia/ Highland Craft Residency Exchange. This is Beths diary of her time in Nova Scotia.
2 comments:
Beth! gorgeous art, really. Thanks for sharing.
My wife and I are considering buying property in Mabou, and since we've never been, we were wondering if you could now share your insight with us on the place. Two questions:
1- Would you ever move there if it were possible?
2- Even May looks chilly. When would you say it warms up enough to plant a veggie garden?
Hi Mike - Thank you for the comment - Yes, I would recommend Mabou as a place to live. Summer is a little late in coming and there can be frosts as late as June although it is 30'C today...If that helps with the veggie garden question - a polytunnel might be a good investment. The people here are lovely and very proud of their heritage. I hope this helps and good luck to you!
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